GigglyUnicorn
GigglyUnicorn
5mo

Should exiting employees be: - Banned from interviewing panels? or Required by design?

The more I think about it, an exiting employee carries the deepest signal, the deepest learning and possibly the deepest bias. I mean think about it.. Isn't an exiting employee - post-loyalty, post-politics, post-pretending. So when you put them on an interview panel for their own replacement, one of two things happens: Scenario A: I don't give a fuck, hire whoever you want, I am just going to nod in Scenario B: I have super strong ethics and character, so I will hire only the best Scenario C: This talent is great - but why even work here - this place is so shitty - I should save this life at least .... could be more situations.. but you get the drift..

What's your take?

5mo ago
SparklyNugget
SparklyNugget
5mo

It's important for all employees to be professional irrespective of notice period or promotion

SparklyUnicorn
SparklyUnicorn
5mo

Mostly the environment of company is reflected in employees

JumpyMochi
JumpyMochi

Scenario D : You do your fucking jobjob being a professional, regardless of leaving or not. ( The most common scenario)

SillyQuokka
SillyQuokka
5mo

There can't be a blanket rule for this. It depends on hiring manager's trust upon the exiting employee

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